Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-04-16

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signed the statement; Murphy called him a
liar because he was Masking all manner Of
statements; no money WAS offered him to
make a statement; a few nights ago Juhl's
brother was taken to Attorney Marsh's office.
where be made statements in relation to his
brothers condition.
Re.direct examination Peterson's brother,
JUL, said that the latter bad rec, wed a fall
AZ the pork house, since when his mind had
been affected, that he would make a state
ment one day and deny it the next: that Juhl
the morning after the murder had said moth.
ing about it until he lad gone up town. and
then he returned home all excitement; that
he would not believe his brother, James c.,
under oath. The day | (Shanley) brouch-
Juhl to Sioux City | pointed out John Arens-
dorf, and uhl said that he did not know
him.
r. P. MURPHY.
Called by the state.
l saw Gus Schmidt at Foley's Office the 18th
Of November. Attorney Marsh was not
there. Jaw Juhl in my onite in November.
BE was brCu-ht there twice by Marshal
STANLEY. p. II. Grimm was there for the purt
pose Of taxing short-haGd notes. Juhl said
to me that ut the time the shot was fired he
was standing on the south side of Fourth
street. ! read Juhl's statement over 20 him
before be signed ii.
O. c HAMILTON
was recalled: ] have transcribed the testi
=. ms ~ N ~ Darn,e t-y-.c l.f,., a. -
oner's jury, and the same was accepted in evil
dence, and read by the witness (tbis testi
mony greatly at variance 10 thatcgiven on the
witness stand during the present trial).
A. M'KENzIE.
Sworn: Last August | was n~igbt-watcL-
man at police headquarters, nearly over
Lerch's saloon, which was on the corner Of
Pearl and Fifth streets; when the shot was
fired tho evening Of the 81 ] was sitting by
che northwest corner window of the
room; | looked out Of the window: cav no
one standing in front Of he saloon.
,. II. RIMM
sworn: | am . member of The bar. First
ssv Juhl in T.. p. Murphy's office last Noycm
Der. Heard JUhl substantially state that he
went over 10 the scene Of the murder, and
when be got there a policeman was there.
(rne w tness then gives and corroborates the
ties imony given by T p. Murphy.
Contamination.
don't Know whether Juhl saw me- when !
was in Murphy's Office or not.
MELON
Recalled: ! am chief Of police; the first
! saw Juhl was the 4th of last November;
l went with him, Stanley and RYAN to the
corner of Water and Fourth streets; be point
ed oIt ga the spot where Haddock wss muir
dered as being near the middle Of Fourth
street on Water, near the cross walk running
from Dineen's corner to the blacksmith shop
north-Juhl pointed out as the spot where he
way to the seed store on the north side Of
Fourth street, a few doors east Of the Loan
Star restaurant; a person standing In this
doorway could not see the door TO Merrili's
livery stable; cJohl afterward took
me down to the Lone Star Restaurant and
told me that he was standing in that door
way when the shot was fired; | was at police
headquarters when the shot was fired; about
five Minutes after the shot | went down staiIs
to the scene of the murder; Lerch's saloon ia
just north Of the stairway; | saw no one In
front of the saloon unless 1t was VIM. Lerch;
! don't know who was in the saloon or who
came out after | went away; the mayor d.
rettcd me to 20 to San Francisco.
JACK RYAN.
Recalled: Am superintendent OF the mar
kets. tine witness described the doors of
the Lone Star restaurant, which was the same
as that given 10y a former witness. He also
corroborattd the testimony Of James Melon
in regard to Juhl pointing out the place where
HadGock was killed and whore he (JuhD
stood when the shot was fired.
A MACKENZIE.
Recalled: Went dOwa stairs shortly after
the shot. / stood there several minutes, but
saw no one IN front OF the saloon. ! then
went into the saloon. DID not see Bismarck
there.
JOIN WOODRUFF.
Sworn: Last August ] was living on West
Third and Kansas streets; there is an alley
running east and west north of the building;
about 1913 ! was sitting on my front porch,
Which is about $50 lect wcst of the railroad
track; a few moments after the shot ] saw
two men run from the railroad track across
to the GermaEis hotel when | first SAW them
come from out behind tie white Louise just
west of the bravery, they ran to the front
door of the Germania hotel and couldn't get
in, they then ran around TO
the back part Of the house,
on. OF them was a heavy set man, the other
was taller and simmer, they were going fast.
the short man was ahead; they went around
the house on the west side, the shorter man
re. appeared and went east on the sidewalk,
on the south side Of the street; | saw him
jump OF the steps at Ressegisu's.
Cross-exsmination waived.
WILLIAM INGLEDrK
testified 'S't Peters boarded at the Gernani'
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